Managing your code versioning

• 04/09/2020 at 11:16 AM #125393
  BobFlynn

  Hello everyone,

  I hope everything is fine and everyone is safe in these times.

  More time at home means more time to code, and more time to code need more versions and edits to my current codes.

  I was wondering, how do you handle the code versioning ? I thought about simply name versioning in PRT (but this creates a lot of systems on the interface), using google drive folders + comments in the files, or even using GitHub or something like this.

  Thank you in advance for your feedback!

  

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  04/09/2020 at 2:18 PM #125441
  Roberto S.

  Hi, I know what you mean because I’m a software developer.

  I tried to use my Github, but I was slow to update the strategy, so in the end I do not use any VCS. I have 1 version of the strategy that is the stable and it has the version number on top with a changelog at the beginning. Sometimes I have another version in progress for new developments.

  Every version is in my Evernote.

  I’m fine with this organization. I’ll rather prefer to use a VCS anyway.

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  04/10/2020 at 12:36 AM #125512
  jebus89

  im the guy with a bunch of systems on my interface.. Lets say i make “Trendkiller v1”

  When im working on that strategy im juust gonna duplicate it and work on it, and keep duplicating and working on that v1 until i got something that looks better, ill name that v2 and delete all the v1 duplicates.

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